I have a pending task in my state from a previous failed run. How can I remove this pending task?

When trying to run tf2pulumi I’m getting messages: unknown function ‘filebase64’ undefined variable module Is it expected? Or should tf2pulumi support import terraform modules and terraform functions?

I'm using Pulumi Python SDK to deploy an EC2 instance with one security group attached. If I attach additional security group to that same instance, Pulumi terminates previously create EC2 instance and deploys a new instance with 2 security groups. Is it possible to avoid EC2 instance termination and instruct Pulumi to simply attach additional security group to existing instance?

I'm stuck on a few basic concepts. We're a SaaS which creates staticaly build websites (in Gatsby). We're porting an old legacy application which was multi-tenant PHP based... Anyway, our current pre-alpha, essentially works by doing a build on Netlify of our React application and handles the hosting. It pulls data from a CMS we set up per website. The current way we would set up new sites is not going to scale for us, so i'm looking at Pulumi. My issues I have is understanding the flow.... ie. We need to set up a CMS per customer (with some pre-configured configuration options). Then we need to set up an environment to do a

yarn build

which then builds the site and capable of doing new builds EVERY time something on the CMS changes, (similar to Netlify) and then deploy it to some CDN/Cloudfront(S3 etc). No preference here though. (1) The confusion I have is basically our new SaaS IS the pulumi project right? Or would we have multiple projects, one per customer? Additionally, if our customers choose their hostname on our main application, I can't find anything within Pulumi which let's us pass variabe/configs from our app to Pulumi to handle the automation part. (The search on Pulumi docs is down so it's making it realy difficult to slice through the docs). (2) Any one got any nice ideas for how we handle the building of the site part? The beauty of Netlify was that it handled that for us, but it's way too expensive for the build minutes we need.

Any of course, https://www.pulumi.com/docs/search/?q=config isn't loading for me. So just a heads up incase wasn't reported yet.

Hi, I followed the basic tutorial to start a k8s cluster using Pulumi (creating the cluster and then adding a NGINX deployment on it). This works fine (except when using a non-default Amazon credentials, although I'm not sure why). The problem I have is that after all the steps complete, I couldn't access the public IP of the nginx deployment from my browser. I tried updating the code using that of another tutorial (which sets up an nginx to redirect the pulumi.github.io page), and all the steps worked correctly but I still couldn't see the page from outside. Could someone indicate what permissions I should change?

Does anyone know if this https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/vsphere/ will work on the free vmware product: https://www.vmware.com/uk/products/vsphere-hypervisor.html

The module docs make it sound like it should work

But I can't say I know

I'm wondering how it knows where to find the host - VSPHERE_SERVER seems to be the name of the datacenter not an IP or anything

aha

oh no - that creates a host...

actually it can import the host

ok

i'm not sure the example makes any sense though unless I'm missing something

I'm following this example for setting up a lambda function that can access RDS: https://gist.github.com/lukehoban/5c168258b641368dcccc7810dc454ca9

However, if I switch to

aws.lambda.Function

(not Callback), it doesn't have

policies

prop.

And thus I cannot put the function into the VPC and it can't access RDS.

Any ideas on how to do that?

@white-balloon-205 I think it is your example on that gist.

Where is debuggable code on the roadmap for Pulumi? I know we have pulumi.log (in Typescript) but that's not a substitute for breakpoints.

I tried in python, but I'm not too attached to it, since I'm just playing around at this point - what would be a way to create a VM on OpenStack in an existing network? https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/CDE799L1M/p1591014929005500 describes my attempts so far.

I feel like this question has been asked previously, but I have not been able to find it. Is there a way within a single Pulumi program to grab resource references in a seperate AWS account? For example centrally managed DNS one one account, therefore when you create an ACM certificate in Account B, the DNS A Record for Validation would be pushed to Account A in the central account.

Hi, I followed the basic tutorial to start a k8s cluster using Pulumi (creating the cluster and then adding a NGINX deployment on it). This works fine (except when using a non-default Amazon credentials, although I'm not sure why). The problem I have is that after all the steps complete, I couldn't access the public IP of the nginx deployment from my browser. I tried updating the code using that of another tutorial (which sets up an nginx to redirect the pulumi.github.io page), and all the steps worked correctly but I still couldn't see the page from outside. Could someone indicate what permissions I should change?

Do child resources of a

ComponentResource

have to be named uniquely for the entire stack (as in different for all instances of a given

ComponentResource

) or just unique within each

ComponentResource

instance? In other words, if I have a structure like this:

| ParentResource
|- ChildResource

Can I instantiate two instances named like this where both ChildResources have a locally but not globally unique name:

| A-ParentResource
|- B-ChildResource

| B-ParentResource
|- B-ChildResource

Or do I have to do something like this where each ChildResource has a locally and globally unique name:

| A-ParentResource
|- B-ChildResource

| B-ParentResource
|- C-ChildResource